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Hail ! Just to make my signatures less red and more blue. :) .
I'm more active on WP-fr . I'm pretty much active about the collaborative part (wikipedia: talk: help: project:) even there and that's the major reason why I sometime cross the border to come here to ask a question or make a little tweak about the rules. I know it's also the edit patterns of some of the bests giga-trolls on wikipedia. Don't shoot! To be totaly frank, even on FR I know some people take me as a realy bad and nasty troll, let them talk ...
I'm pretty much a generalist, knowing a real bunch of good information. I've always loved to learn about anything, but hell! the level of details on Wikipedia and the way I learn things (I heard about something, but where ? Am I that sure it's true ? ) makes it hard to me to really complete information on already good real academic subject. Of course, I could add miscellaneous facts about the new color of Britney spears's new shoes, how Spheal(pokémon) evolve to Sealeo or the actual lenght of a barely known river in northern end of my country (Quebec,Canada), but somehow, I feel more useful to greet new users, helping them with rules at start and do common fact checking on more important topic. Ceci explique cela.
I can read and in most cases listen to english even on harsh topics without sweat. However, practicing is the major problem for me. I usualy deal with other people who speak english as second or even third language. So I usualy have to use pretty much simple english when I have to talk or write. Essentially, this is why a have (I know) a clumsy spelling and syntax. I'm sorry for that. Don't be shy to use a proper english in front of me as I'll understand subtitles pretty much as well as you could. I'll be glad if you correct myself wherever you think it's necessary.
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Hail ! Just to make my signatures less red and more blue. :) .
I'm more active on WP-fr . I'm pretty much active about the collaborative part (wikipedia: talk: help: project:) even there and that's the major reason why I sometime cross the border to come here to ask a question or make a little tweak about the rules. I know it's also the edit patterns of some of the bests giga-trolls on wikipedia. Don't shoot! To be totaly frank, even on FR I know some people take me as a realy bad and nasty troll, let them talk ...
I'm pretty much a generalist, knowing a real bunch of good information. I've always loved to learn about anything, but hell! the level of details on Wikipedia and the way I learn things (I heard about something, but where ? Am I that sure it's true ? ) makes it hard to me to really complete information on already good real academic subject. Of course, I could add miscellaneous facts about the new color of Britney spears's new shoes, how Spheal(pokémon) evolve to Sealeo or the actual lenght of a barely known river in northern end of my country (Quebec,Canada), but somehow, I feel more useful to greet new users, helping them with rules at start and do common fact checking on more important topic. Ceci explique cela.
I can read and in most cases listen to english even on harsh topics without sweat. However, practicing is the major problem for me. I usualy deal with other people who speak english as second or even third language. So I usualy have to use pretty much simple english when I have to talk or write. Essentially, this is why a have (I know) a clumsy spelling and syntax. I'm sorry for that. Don't be shy to use a proper english in front of me as I'll understand subtitles pretty much as well as you could. I'll be glad if you correct myself wherever you think it's necessary.